The phrase "equitable for" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when talking about the fairness or justice of a situation or distribution. For example: "We need to ensure that the rewards are equitable for everyone involved."
Until we do, HIV prevention and treatment will not be accessible or equitable for all.
"It is only fair and equitable for Laura to shoulder her share of that harm".
Offering support to female colleagues can trigger a culture change that makes science and engineering more equitable for all.
Experimental results show the proposed approach is equitable for machine vision applications, and can realize the automation of roundness measurements.
John is committed to enhancing STEM education and making it more equitable for and accessible to Columbia's diverse student population.
A multitude of certification schemes have also emerged over the years, aimed at making value chains more equitable, for producers in developing countries in particular.
Representative John A. Boehner of Ohio, the Republican minority leader, said that pay limits would be more equitable for rank-and-file taxpayers.
Accessibility values to activities are largely bound to the spatial distribution pattern of activities; most equitable for intentionally dispersed recreation site, and least for spatially clustered hospitals.
Borgonovi and Compagni (2013 34) argue that "medical care should be accessible and equitable for the entire population, based on sustainable attention economically, socially and politically speaking".
Resnick told TSN: "We're hopeful a deal can get done prior to the trade deadline that is fair and equitable for the Blue Jackets.
This is not a good thing, nor is it sustainable or equitable for our parents [the lenders] or young people [the borrowers].
